Two men have been arrested after a Boston homeowner called police when he saw a live video feed of two suspects trying to rob his home.

Brian Chandanais, 28, and Jay Burtch, 29, are facing multiple charges, including breaking and entering, vandalism and resisting arrest, after the homeowner of the house, Damien Girard, was alerted to the situation and called police.

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Girard was at work at the time, but quickly hopped online when he received notification from a security system at his home.

Girard told WBZ News the system sent the alert due to the sound of glass breaking in his house. When he turned on a live feed from a camera within his home, he saw Chandanais and Burtch.

“I realized it wasn’t my son because he’s not a scumbag and the person in the shot is absolutely a scumbag,” said Girard to WBZ.
According to the news organization, Chandanais was arrested in the home and told police he “didn’t break into anything,” while Burtch tried to make an escape by jumping out a window from the second floor.

Two men have been arrested after a Boston homeowner called police when he saw a live video feed of two suspects trying to rob his home.

Brian Chandanais, 28, and Jay Burtch, 29, are facing multiple charges, including breaking and entering, vandalism and resisting arrest, after the homeowner of the house, Damien Girard, was alerted to the situation and called police.

suspects

Girard was at work at the time, but quickly hopped online when he received notification from a security system at his home.

Girard told WBZ News the system sent the alert due to the sound of glass breaking in his house. When he turned on a live feed from a camera within his home, he saw Chandanais and Burtch.

“I realized it wasn’t my son because he’s not a scumbag and the person in the shot is absolutely a scumbag,” said Girard to WBZ.
According to the news organization, Chandanais was arrested in the home and told police he “didn’t break into anything,” while Burtch tried to make an escape by jumping out a window from the second floor.

Two men have been arrested after a Boston homeowner called police when he saw a live video feed of two suspects trying to rob his home.

Brian Chandanais, 28, and Jay Burtch, 29, are facing multiple charges, including breaking and entering, vandalism and resisting arrest, after the homeowner of the house, Damien Girard, was alerted to the situation and called police.

suspects

Girard was at work at the time, but quickly hopped online when he received notification from a security system at his home.

Girard told WBZ News the system sent the alert due to the sound of glass breaking in his house. When he turned on a live feed from a camera within his home, he saw Chandanais and Burtch.

“I realized it wasn’t my son because he’s not a scumbag and the person in the shot is absolutely a scumbag,” said Girard to WBZ.
According to the news organization, Chandanais was arrested in the home and told police he “didn’t break into anything,” while Burtch tried to make an escape by jumping out a window from the second floor.

Right? My dog would be scarred shit if someone broke into my place (she was abused so she's skittish around others ).

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Mine is getting old and she'd stay in hiding. When we have friends stop in to let her out when we're gone too long, they have to go find her because she won't come when they call her. She wasn't always like that. funny thing is when we're him, the slightest commotion outside gets her barking. When we're not, you wouldn't even know we have a dog.